Katie McGlynn would be up for appearing in another soap "in the years to come".
The former ‘Coronation Street’ star – who departed the ITV show in October last year when her character Sinead Osbourne lost her battle with cervical cancer – wouldn’t want to rock up in another soap "straight away", but would consider an approach from a serial drama in the future.
She said: "It totally depends on what comes, really. I wouldn’t want to straight away, but in the years to come if something came up – you never what’s going to happen.
"Yeah, definitely. I think soaps tend to get a bad reputation, but I think they’re brilliant – so much realness, the audience that watch it in their front room every night. They’re a great place to work."
While her character was tragically killed off, Katie admitted she would love to return to ‘Corrie’ one day.
She added to Metro.co.uk: "’Coronation Street’ – I’d go back there!"
Katie recently admitted she has taken part in numerous auditions in search of new roles.
She said: "It’s going to be an exciting year. I’ve already had so many wonderful auditions."
The 26-year-old star has recently tried out for a Netflix show – but she also remains philosophical about her career.
She said: "One was for a big Netflix show, which would be an amazing opportunity. But I can’t say too much more.
"I’m also going to LA. I’ve never been before, but I can do a really good American accent. And if doesn’t work out, then it doesn’t work out."